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Developer Plagiarizing Pretty Derby Promises to Redesign UI
2K View2022-06-07Several days ago, an education simulation game called Ping Pong released its teaser trailer. Chinese fans quickly realized that its UI looks almost identical to Pretty Derby. The developers’ plagiarism caused widespread criticism.
In a Q&A section for the promotional video, the developer said the game is about a novice athlete who gets training and cultivates relationships with coaches and friends.
In answer to the question: “Isn’t this Pretty Derby?” The developer stated, “Yes, but it looks more similar to another simulation game, Jikkyō Powerful Pro Yakyū.”
UI design of Ping Pong
UI design of Pretty Derby
However, the developers of Ping Pong reacted to the many critical voices by taking down the teaser trailer.
In a letter, they apologized and admitted their plagiarism.
“We have stopped all our development and will redesign our UI, which will be installed into the game soon,” they said.
Source: NGA
To keep it a buck, it looks really cool and such but it looks so much like a LifeAfter copy/the Chinese version of it. i do not wish for that to happen, as i would enjoy a game quite like this one
soup1K2023-01-11
A Rip-Off Game Published on TapTap Stirs Up Controversies
Cecil Gao -- Superpixel
Chinese indie card game Immortal Soul has recently come under fire for allegedly using a significant amount of artwork without permission from two artists. The two artists, Hualu, and Crab-Peng, claim that their artwork published on social media Weibo was used extensively in the game without their consent or compensation. They have since filed a complaint with the relevant authorities and are seeking legal action against the game's developers. However, the game's development company has not disclosed its registration details, leaving the two artists to seek help from the publsihing platform TapTap to resolve the issue.
Superpixel1K2023-03-12
This game plagiarized the Korean game.
This game plagiarized the Korean game.
Vermouth1K2022-12-16
View desktop siteTapTap looks better
on the app 
